ONE FOR ALL - Streamer Remote - Black

I have a simple setup with a projector, soundbar, and Kodi on Raspberry Pi controller with a FLIRC USB. This remote is almost perfect right out of the box. I got my TV and sound bar set up in minutes, and used a combination of the Kodi setup on the remote and FLIRC software on the Pi to control Kodi. It's also a learning remote, so I used that feature to teach a it the power command for my soundbar, and lamp saver for my projector. Buttons are firm and tactile with a very satisfying click, with a perfect layout. I also love the color ring. Very nice touch! A couple of cons: You can only customize the color for your streaming device; TV is always yellow and soundbar/receiver always green. There's no way to switch devices so you can only use it to power and switch inputs on your TV. you can't set it, say, to have the menu key open your TV menu. basically, it only operates as described in the manual. so if you need to change your TV settings at some point you will need the original remote. note that this is an infrared only remote, so it can NOT operate a Bluetooth or RF device like a Firestick or Fire TV out of the box. you would need to get a FLIRC USB for that as well and there are tutorials online. so in conclusion, and in summary, if you have a simple two or three device setup that uses streaming exclusively, this is an awesome, versatile learning remote that is very well designed. Finally, for anyone who's a serious tinkerer or installer, the remote has a JP1 interface inside the battery compartment. if you don't know what that is, don't worry about it. if you do, please post about it on the JP1 forum :-)

I was looking for a remote that did not have numbers on it. I was so glad I found this One for all streamer remote. It is designed to control 1 device and have certain buttons control additional settings on alternate devices like volume. I have a streaming device and a smart TV. So I have 2 devices I wanted to control. So since this device has learning ability I was able to setup a custom config. I have a upper shield TV control and a lower roku TV control and it works well. I just had to learn when to do what and remember what device I was controlling. I could only be happier if they released a 2 device version of this remote. Until then great little remote.

Seriously……you press a button on this thing and nothing happens, so then you press it again and all of a sudden the action happens twice, then you press a button to offset it….nothing, press it again either nothing happens or the action happens twice again. The lag on this thing is really irritating and is the opposite of how remotes are supposed to work. Thankfully my kid dropped it from about three feet and it shattered, saved me the trouble of throwing it against the wall out of frustration. Based on reviews this is a common issue with this remote.

I’m not sure if this is an issue with communication between the remote and my TV, or the remote itself, but I’m returning the remote because each tap of each button takes two to three presses before the button works. I had to use the button learning method as well, so maybe that method isn’t as great as the standard method for programming the remote? But either way, it made scrolling on my Roku TV nearly impossible.

I’m using this with an AppleTV 4K and TCL Roku TV. The remote is a bit difficult to program and the instructions aren’t that helpful. It works alright with the AppleTV, but there are functions that it just won’t duplicate. No issues with the TV. Most functions available on the remote are just for the streaming device with volume adjustment and power on/off available for TVs.

This remote doesn't really work. First off the directions are TERRIBLE. Took me an hour to figure out how to program it. Secondly there is a crazy lag between when you press a button and when the action is performed. Definitely returning this.

After installing the remote three separate ways I have found that the remote does not respond quickly enough to button presses. It takes roughly two seconds from each button press to respond to the next.

I like the back lighting, the ease of switching between platforms. Only drawback is that on TV, I can't switch to a particular channel by typing it in. Otherwise, it's great.